verb
- forming an unsuitable or improper alliance or partnership; allying with the wrong person or group
Usage: present participle of misally; formal or literary usage
Examples
- The company risked its reputation by misallying itself with a controversial organization.
- Misallying with unreliable partners led to the project's failure.
- The diplomat warned against misallying with nations that did not share democratic values.
- By misallying with competitors, the startup undermined its own market position.
- Historical figures often regretted misallying with corrupt officials.